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2001 Hall of Fame Inductees |
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Jennifer Frautschi |
Visual/Performing Arts |
1991 |
 Ms.
Frautschi began the violin at age three. She was a student of Robert
Lipsett at the Colburn School for the Performing Arts in Los
Angeles. She also attended Harvard, the New England Conservatory of
Music, and The Juilliard School, where she studied with Robert Mann.
She performs on a 1722 Antonio Stradivarius violin known as the
"ex-Cadiz," on generous loan to her from a private American
foundation.
Selected by Carnegie Hall for its Distinctive Debuts series, she
made her New York recital debut in 2004. As part of the European
Concert Hall Organization's Rising Stars series, Ms. Frautschi also
made debuts that year at ten of Europe's most celebrated concert
venues, including London's Wigmore Hall, Salzburg Mozarteum,
Amsterdam Concertgebouw, Vienna Konzerthaus, and La Cité de la
Musique in Paris. She has also been heard in recital at the Ravinia
Festival, La Jolla Chamber Music Society, Washington's Phillips
Collection, Boston's Gardner Museum, Beijing's Imperial Garden,
Monnaie Opera in Brussels, La Chaux des Fonds in Switzerland, and
San Miguel de Allende Festival in Mexico.
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Milton "Bruce" Smith |
Government Service |
1974 |
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Steven R. Swayne |
Visual/Performing. Arts |
1974 |
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Jennifer Townsend |
Education |
1964 |
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Peter Trivers |
Community Service |
1954 |
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Jerry L. Welbourn |
Sports |
1949 |
2018 Hall of Fame Nominations
are being considered at this time.
Inductees may be announced mid July.
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